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Dealing with a CYCLONE.

a few evenings ago a party Of young
people who had lately returned from a
trip to the Arkansas hot springs were
visiting an old Irish lady in Brooklyn, a
relative Of most Of them. She had never
seen the great west, and was very curious
in regard to it. The young folks enlight
eaed her with the most entertaining
stories they knew, and at last the gentle
man who was the leader of the excursion
lists gave a graphic account Of a cyclone
which had burst upon them as they were
descending Il rugged and precipitOus
mountain back Of the hot springs. He
described how they first became aware Cf
It's approach by means Of a low grumbling
and whistling which seemed 10 come from
every side; that presently their mules be
came frightened and tried 10 kick them
off their backs; that, not succeeding, they
began TO gallop headlOng down the steep
sides Of the mountain in uncomfortable
terror, the cyclone pursuing them closely
and becoming more terrible every second,
and at last bowling as if with batlled
rage when they reached a place Of shelter
Just in time 10 escape destruction. As
the account progressed the old lady be-
came more and more interested. Pretty
soon horror became pictured in her face;
her eyes opened staring wide; her mouth
CAPPED and her excitement was intense.
She could no longer contain herself as the
gentleman finished. Taking the last
words almost u of his mouth, she
shouted: "WhOi didn't yer shoot it; Whoi
didn't yer shoot ity'-New York Times.
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Michigan. graduate both Of the iiietary
and medical departments OF the bniyer-
sitv Of Ann Arbor. but was located ut
BROOKLYN rs a United States navy surgeon
and has remained there ever since. lie
res an \. b. at the age of II, an VI. ID.
nj 10 i'm the medical service Of the United
S;atcs army at 20 and a commissioned
surgeon in the navy as soon as ms "ge
would admit: and as he is still young
with firm nerves and good health, the
friends Of the hospital may reasonably an
;icipate r. long and useful term Tor him
there. Miss Elizabeth VI. Preston, the
matron. and Miss Mary i. Tnttle,
the sister supervisor Of nurses, have had
valuable experience in the hospitals
Of Boston. j. =. Breckiaridge- Of No 2lO
Garfield place, Brooklyn, is the superin-
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I'm sorry ! can't accommodate you,
sir. but the 'frontals' are all loaned out. "
well, give me a string of 'vertebre'
instead"
In one moment, sir"
This short conversation occurred in the
"bone room" Of the College of Physicians
and Surgeons, where a large number Of
disarticulated skeletons are kept and
loaned out to the students in the same
manner that books are lent from a circu-
laiing library. II is a novel institution.
The bones are numbered, labeled and
placed in order upon shelves around the
room. An attendant is always on hand
acting i'm the same capacity as a librarian.
It is his duty to keep track Of the bones
lent. to enter them upon books aud 70 see
that they are returned uninjured. During
ihe day scores Of students flock in and
cut Of the place carrying packages OF
strange appearance in their hands or
sticking out Of their coat pockets. They
contain human bones Of all shapes and
sizes. which they are returning TO or tax
ing from the Bone Circulating Library"
BY this means they are enabled 10 prose-
cute their studies at home. Some Of them
may be seen going through the streets
carrying Fragments Of skeletons uncovered
IN their hands. Every student IS entitled
to a complete skeleton after having dis
sected an entire subject, but during the
prosecution of his studies it is a great ad-
vantage to have separate bones to study,
and hence the establishment of the ciIcu-
lating system.-New York Evening sun.
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HoRATIo {. WOOD. it, and when the dis
ease changed the point Of manifestation a
new man took charge Of il. In Greece,
five centuries before Christ, physicians
were paid TO attend the poor; but they
experimental so cruelty on this class Of
patients that a law was passed to punish
them with death IL the patient died under
treatment outside Of orthodox lines. The
Romans for the most part had no doctors,
despised the study Of medicine and laid
down the principle that IL was better for
sick and weak people TO die. But as soon
as Christianity prevailed in the empire
many hospitals were founded, and the
charity hospital Of today is the exclusive
product Of Christian faith and love.
The truth Of his closing statement is
we'll illustrated In the development Of this
hospital, for with the ladies and gentle
men who have devoted themselves to it,
1t has indeed been q labor Of love. DR..
Lewis s. Pitcher, president Of the medical
board and attending surgeon Of the insti-
tuition, has devoted his spare time and
energies 10 IL for FIVE years; has made two
voyages 10 Europe to secure the latest de-
signs in hospital finishing and furnishing,
and has probably done moro than any
other except the donor to make II O sue.
cess, This gentleman ia a native q
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Fora period Of four years I've been d victim
Of a very severe and agonizing case of Salt
Rheum, which affected my hands TO such an
extent that they almost become a burden.
Ny hand became raw and h0rrlfy ing, com
pelling ms TO keep il covered all the time.
I've spent hundreds OF dollars for various
preparations but instead of ~btnenting my
condition. they all seemed TO stimulate and
encourage the progress OF the miserable dis
ease, until / had about given up all hope.
But thank Heaven, ''the darkest hour is Just
before nay, ard | am reJoiced 10 know that q
positive cure has been found, which - known
as Is. Is. .B.-BOtanic Blood Balm.
My family all rejoice at its magical curative
powers IN giving me relief. My and has been
cured and resembles "A burnt surface after be
ing healed over, more thar anything else. II
has also cured my two children of a lOath-
some form Of Itch which had resisted ali pre-
yious treatment. | refer TO any business
house in Moody and 10 Thomas Payne, drug
gist, OF whom 1 purchased the goods. Signed
W. A. BRYANT.
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AttNA
Mrs. Wall, taken
from a late photo
graph, IS also
offered for our
readers delccta
ton. The bride
was Miss Salome
NJ ell b GU
daughter Of Maj.
A. L. Melbourne,
Of the war depart
ment, and they
ere married al
Baltim ore, by
Rev J. s. b
Hodges. of St.
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RICHMOND, Va, DecembeI 3
OFFERINGS REPORTED To sECRETAEE.
Combs bushels.
Oats $50 bushels.
SALES TO SECRETARY
Corn.-White. 142 bushels damp AZ 500.
COTTON REPORT.
Market quiet
Quotdtions.-Middling 10 lite low mid
ding. 99-l6c.; good ordinary. SIC.
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See the Little Gem

OF a drug store, the Park-Place Pharma-
cy, Stokes building. corner Belvidere aad
Main streets. where you eau find cigars. ciga-
rettes, tobacco, fine extracts cOl0gnes. toilet
soaps. mineral waters OF all kinds, hair brushes,
tooth brushes, combs, etc, etc. Physicians
prescriptions a speciality. Writing paper, pens
pencils, postage stamps, and postal cards
Don't fail TO call.
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Solid Gold and Sif,er

watches, rings, etc, sold on small weekly
payments. Goods delivered when first
payment is made. Union Lstallment
Jeweler, corner Ninth and Main streets
(up stairs, over Spence's store, Room 9.
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THE ex-KlNG OF THE DUDES.
4. Berry Wall and His CoInely Bride
Nee Melbourne.

Nee Melbourne.
The recent marriage Of f. Berry Wall,
'kinr Of the dudes, " 10 Miss Salome Mel
bourne, has sent a tingle Of delicate emo
ton through all the aesthetic nerves Of So
ciety and given the court reporter Of the
press a thrill as if an army Of humming
birds were skirmishing down his spine.
The tingle is natural, and the thrill is
fully justified; for this is an important
affair, and dudedom has not enjoyed such
a sensation since Berry's former rival,
Bob billiard, committed the unpar-
donable faux pas Of wearing d
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course, his marriage dethrones him.
Mr.. Wall has always been so choice
about his pictures, that the press has
never published a portrait Of him from a
photograph, but the annexed cut is a good
sketch OF the gentleman as he appeared
last summer. A charming picture of
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Moody, Texas, April q. lss6.
Flesh slouching oG in Pieces.

For two years l have been confined TO bed
with a lOathsOme form OF Blood Poison, which
had about eaten me up, and l and others had no
hope of a recovery. For a while | could
neither walk, sit down. nor lie down, only IN
misery as my flesh seemed 70 be falling on my
bones in pieces as big AS a hen egg. Ny appe-
lite was lost, my bones ached and panied me,
and friends even stunned me. ! used various
blood purifiers without benefit, and several
physicians treated me until large sums OF
money had been expended, but not one Qartl.
Gle Of good did any one give me.
On the 10th Of February, lseB. Mr.. +. K. Jack
son called 10 see IL ! was not dead, a. IL was
thought | could not my suffering much
longer. He concluded 10 try Is. b.. b.. or me
and got Il bottle from Nr. Biockington, at
Beaufort, 5. C.. and before one bottle had been
used ! commenced gaining streng h, my appe-
tite Improved. sores commenced healing, and
when two bottles had been used | was on my
feet and walking around, TO the astonishment
Of everybody.
witness Mrs. LAURA HART.
FRED. X. JACKSON.
Beaufort, 5. c., May 10, 1886.
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He MethOdists Of
Brooklyn. y. y,
have taken a new
departure, and
onc SO %c0nsonant
with the spirit Of
that deuOm.na-
ton that their
example has al
ready been imi-
tatod in Portland,
Orc, and I'm
~doubtedly viii bc
in many other
places They hGfe
erected and re-
Gently dedicated
II
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The Very Best Oysters

received daily, served steamed Gnd in
every other style. Restaurant open from !
am. 10 u pm. 81. Louis Faust Beer on
draught at f. A. Stu npf's, corner Of Eight
and Main sfr.efa
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pR. LEWIS s. FiicHf"- "A mngui0ccnt
hospital building, which is TO be finished
and furnished throughout according to
the best results of modern medical science,
10 be open to the sick aud wounded Of all
races. creeds and colors, and be subject in
management only to this particular de-
nomination. Such is the Methodist Lpis-
copal General hospital-the first Of the
Kind in the United States. The structure
is n beautiful n and would be n noble
ornament to any city. The first donation
was Of $500, 600, by Mr. George
/ Seney: but seeing that the
amount was insufficient he contributed
in land and cash till his gifts aggregated
$4,000, before his financial difficulties
began. Others followed with generous
gifts. and now the main portion is COM
plcted and ready for patients. The total
cost thus far is $3.50, 600, ana the amount
needed to complete the structure in every
detail is $500. 900; add 100000 for COM
pleto surgical appliances, adornmcnt OF
The grounds, etc, and the total to esIaO-
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cape coat on a
mild October day.
This blunder, the
public Will re
member, was fol-
lowed by a worse
IN a desperate
effort 10 redeem
himself Mr.. Hill
Lard appeared for
an entire hour on
Broadway, on the
afternoon OIL OCt.
"a, 1897, a north
wind blowing, in
a suit adapted TO
an August lounge
waistcOGt OF
white silk gloves
pale gray, cravat
Of white lawn,
loosely knOtted,
and coat of soft
material, finely
ribbed and slate
colorcd That
ended his preten-
sions and L.
Kerry Wall has
since reigned
king of the
dudes, without
a rival But, OF
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BOOTS y SHOES
IOHN f. DOHERTY,
So EAST MAIN STREET
Always on hand

AS FINE A STOCK OF GOODS
"a can be found at any Merchant Tailoring
establishment In the country, and Viii d. made
S1Itrimmeu a the best manner. Iairfy years
experience as a leading cutter ouxht 10 Ruar
aotee entire satisfaction. and will be sod at a
,-oat e-fs-fy
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"A. WALLERSTlNE a CO.. % and q s. Fi-
tccnth street Potatoes. butter. ha
haRc. Ac.
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AlkflELD DAIRY formerly Wostnaml a
y. Seventh street, and lll g. Main strar
Fresh milk. cream. butter. butter uua. si
cheese.
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All who desire full Information abCYf the
cause and cure OF Blood POisOns, Scrofulh, n
scrofulous Sweiiings. Ulcers. Sores, Rhouma-
tism, Kidney complaints, Catarrh, etc, can
secure by mail free, a copy OF our &-page illass-
trated Book Of Wonders, filled with the mos5
wonderful and startling proof ever befort
known.
Address BLOOD BALM CO.
de2bu Atlanta Ga
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A. G. HOUSTON ~ f.. Nam street.
JOSE Ph ; NlNGflLip corner .i ll.r.
aud Broad streets.
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GEORGE l.. sENEY-METHoDIsT CENTRAL
HOSPITAL.

-
honored and active minister Of that de
nomination. and il was strongly urged
that the name should be The Seney
Hospital" but the donor emphatically
negatiyed this.
The dedication ceremonies were Deautl-
full and impressive, and the eminent men
who oficiated gave many instructive facts
in regard 10 the development Of charity
hospitals. The address by Professor
Uoratio c. Wood. Of the University Of
Pennsylvania, the opening prayer by Rev.
Theodore L. Cuyler, the historical sketch
by Professor Luther I. Townsend, the
report by ex-Nlayor Samuel L. Booth n
the remarks, both grave ana witty, of DR..
james NJ. Buckly, president Of the board
Of managers, were heard with intense
interest by an assembly Of gentle
men and ladies filing the largest all
The short and simple dedication address
by NJ. L. Bishop John +. Hurst Of Bur
falo, was peculiarly effective, and IN clos
ing he said: with gratitude 10 God,
who has supremacy blessed his servants
who have erected this noble institution,
we dedicate this hospital, 10 be open TO
Jew and Gentle, Protestant and Catholic
alike Though this was IN the form OF
d prayer, the audience was irresistibly
moyed 70 O gentle murmur Of applause
" Z might have been an fmpromptu re-
syonse ia the Methodist fashion.
Tne question as TO whether charity hos
p.tals were known before the advent Of
Christianity has been much discussed and
generally answered in the negative; but
Professor Townsend, in his scholarly adj
dress, showed that a sort of hospital was
in Jerusalem as early at least as the time
Of Solomon, and in India soon after the
rise of Buddhism, and as adirect result Of
1ts teachings Asoka, one Of the early
Aryan rulers Of India, made a most gen
erous provision for the wounded and dis
eased poor; but Buddhist hospitals long
z ceased to be, and only Christianity
can r~e-estaklish such an institution IN
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We are the sole agents Of the celebrat
cd La NOrmandi Cigar.
CHAMBFRLAYSE & Co.
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A BIG VI. Z. HOSPITAL.
IT IS NOW ONE or The lNoli
TuTlONS or BROOKLYN.

About It's Iounders-NN "''"'
dedication, Which Was an Event "
uctbodist CircIes-Dr. Lewis :. Iticher'
Attending Surgeon, and HIS WORK
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Employment Agenpts'
}. +. JUSIlS, . y. tlitceutD sifei $40 f
agent. Established l,us.
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J. A. 6kASBkhGkk, 1875 =. Franklin .fr.,
All work guaranteed.
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Harness and sadelleD

". NICK REDFORD, lfH Nun street.
sale dealer.
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India. Ancient Egypt
once had ~dispensaries
where the sick poor
colld receive medicine
free Of charge; but the
doctors Of that inc
and land divided the
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Hardware and Csrriase Goods,
A. b. CLARKE * son, lhtu b. Main stlol
Ascnf for Imperial chiieipoHs.
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WILLIAM q. FULLER. mo +. Carr ,tne,
Special attention t0 repairing
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A box of good cigars or a demijohn OF
old Madeira or sherry wine is "A nice Christ
mas present, and can be had OF
l~HAMBERIAYNE x Co.
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Nav, Drain. 81

WALTER TODD, W. y safh Street Cl.
signments of country pr1rlce solicited
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DIED.

CHALKLEY-Died. on the 18th OF Deem
Der. 1857, at o'cloc am, Bruce Elliott. SOL
OF I. A. and Sallie Ii. Chalhiey.
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tautas Good
lOhN j. GERlNG, corner OF Fourteenth ana
NAM streets. Tents, awnings, bags horse ani
wagon covers.
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Candy Manufacture.
JLlN m 70. DYER. Oh 3. Marshall .fo.,
wholesale ami retail. Sole agent l.r 49,
Cherokee Cough Drops. "'
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&C. HIGH. 1928 +. Main aro,t Watches and
lcwciry neatly fepaire4.I
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"HA ffAa|
hOOt- and shoes.
~. 1918 T.. Main .tro.t IA
shoes. ~ -" alsw
Butcher.
WALTER T. BRAt ER. .tsl M a. ~
"nTAel. smoked beef tongues d speelaIfs
Candy Manufacture.
JLlN IN b. DYER. on r.. Msr.bau .
wholesale ami retail. Sole agent lon h.
cherokee Cough Drops.
Canvas Goods
lOHN j. GERlNG. corner OF Fourteenth AM,
Main streets. Ionts, awnings, lags. horse All
wagon covers.
Carpenter. aud Bnilder..
WILLIAM g.. FULLER. mo r.. Cary ,fn0,
special attention tO repairing
Carriages and Buggies
IA. GkAsbEhGkk, lfis T.. franA.u .tnli
All work guaranteed.
Contractors and Buildcrs
A. G. HOUSTON S1 f.. Nam street.
JOSE Ph ; NlNGflEip ,0faor .i l..r.
and Broad streets.
Country Produce
n. WALLERSTlNE q co. D and A s. Ff.
tconth street. Potatoes. butter be-
haRc, &c.
Diaries
AlRFIELD DAIRY formerly Wostnaml a
y. seventh street, and ll6 g.. Main sfr..
Fresh milk. cream. butter. butter ura. s1
cheese.
Druggists.
J. ". FkAfSFR 1918 b.. Main street. I
slie ana retail. Proprietor OF fHB .r. 'D.
inal Nerve and Bone Llumont.
p. T.. REEVE. az Easf Aar-hll 90 H
OuNal * Norton's Horse Tonic. Polio,
pclsia Remedy Nc.
D,eiug f,iabiishmeni.
MIs. g.. j. PYLE. 3lj s.. Fun sheet
cleaning. securing. uuu NHuNrt |
Manufacturer OF fhc Acme hrrltuff
Ms. 10. BANNlSTER. slU O. Una
Lace curtains a specially.
Employment Agenae'
}. r. JUsrls, 9 y. t@iitccutD ,tpct 1000
agent. Established lSs.
Hardware u Csrriage Goods
A. B. CLARKE a SON, lhu b. Main stfoi
AGENTS for Imperial thiieilvHs.
.,n.,
~. NICK REDFORD, l4E Nun street.
Agn OF the Horse Manufftunrani whole
sale dealer.
usy Drain AZ
WALTER TOJb. l28 y. k1fb sffeef. tl1
signments of country prlduee solicited.
tron WI.
A., IN fntt.m4 Isr. -fr..t
H'H
-
'e"'iig'
a.. hlrh' lszs =. naln T"''' '"'
V"'"' "'''' 'Ni
Loan "n'
ELLIS ABhAM, slo n. Ioal sues N,N,
eula"JSu an P0,,o'n ~ san
ssm"Iown'
I
focksnJbss
tnsrpu DFlARrF aRE. Main steel. ..tI.
hanging aud general machine ,cpalns
Models for patents.
LuufeI
g. WlNGFTgrD. dealer ID lumber
and All slnfs Of muIugs aul genera
building mmish.ae. hni lumbar elt o.
order. once, cgf1ef 0i bto"l Hhi ''"''
streets ncnInono "a
-
WALLEN 4 MnAl r9ssgea s-1 m-s.
lbs &C.
ha'''es -
ADAM DlANvtL " .
MnoiesalV t ana'
rpF EFRIR jRENsHAW. el East Bma
street. mattress maker and upnlI-teiti
wholesale anlrtaI. Repairing noN i'
durably done.
CITY BOTTLlNG HOUSE, WD y
street haltis,,s'
ana miheiatrAt0''
Paints JUS
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,. bf0a4 Toe
Paints, oils glass ana painters '1''
Paper Hanging
=. j. DAVIS. y n. Ninth street sl'
awnings. Oh cloths, and paper hansiHs
Plumber.. Gas and steam fitief'
ID L 1910 Z. Main street. frac.
D., ninmfer timer. gas and steam utter
~ kINSTty M Br0Ok avenue. steam An'
gas fitting. timing, &c.
Real Estate Agents
- w,.-,,snth and Hull
a: f , I'm Neaehesief. Agent ior The Peters
burs savings and Insurance Sompa.l f,eet
G'S' VAsHON j son. 10. \ IentH -
X. Is. CHAPLIN alyIN ma h. Main
d.
street Rubber Goods
r>oppv q N3R BROAD street
Nm - and all kinds oil ruboer sn01h
r,c STAMP MAHCfA
- ~ y Main 81. Nauuiao
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Butchers
WALTER r. BRAUEK. .fsu =, d.
MnrAet smoked beef tongues speculate
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lone Circulating Library.

Il want to borrow a frontal boner'
I'm sorry / can't accommodate you,
sir. but the 'froutals' are all loaned out. "
"Well, give me a string Of 'vertebrR'
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ELLIS ADRIAN. 40 l.. llnad street Money
advanced on personal prtpcrty Oi.e tllsei
from Friday 40 sunipFn 10 salfill 81
SHUTDOWN.
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Iro MOrfs,
ASA SNYDER a CO, lptiolJi DaJ Street
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Bakers
hiChMoND STEAM BAKERY
proprietor. u : Twelfth street W.
and retail. "HN |
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Z - mo hoOt- and shoes
u, ltAADALE. ISIS T.. Main .tr.,t ia
s-'Dand e mems aud r and 800 "a.
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CUITABLE AND rsEIrL rHbstNT5
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

= Oom0onoe - usgaaesae 0oasA q Usssss
lssAsss eos osssss.
4 Oo0aaloeoo q Ne hoard Of control Of
esansoA Pc, vsaeed ths public % hools Of
Loocaseef to-day. TIE visltlus gentlemen
WsFe: AesRs. =. Z. Wosmssr, president Of
ths hoard 0ecrgs h Thompsoo, chsirmsn
q ~ building committee John II. Eel.
Iowa oAolfmAn Of The finance committee M.
J. Kelly end John r. Farr. They are &C.
compenSed BY Prot George W. Phillips the
neWly elected superintendent Of scranton.
H. Phillips at one time attended the NIL.
lersville Normal school. Superintendent
Buehrle accompanied the visitors,
who a,e pleased with what they
have seen and the attention shown
them BY the superintendent, - well - by
Principal McCaskey.- The committee will
leave this aftsruoon for Reading Tue com
mitsse lefy scranton on Monday morning.
They have visited Harrisburg and Allen
town and will inspect the schools Of Read
Ing and Easton, before returning to Scranton
on Friday.
Mr.. John X Farr, the editor and pro.
prietof Of the Courier. Progress, ID with the
party. He 10 one Of the leading journalists
OF his section.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-22

CHICAGO, June sl.-The DrorevI Jou-~a! re.
ports Cattle-keceipts, 1900 head shipment u,
s0O; market dull; chipping steers, gO Ia
l.5lO D., O soo4 50; stockers and feeaers, si 80
0s@; COWS. bulls and MIXED. q Sos Is f; bulk.
8. g,eDl 10; Texas cattle, o. W(13 81
Hogs-kecsipte. 400 head ehtpmepts. i.oG
head market steady rough and mixed. q IS
q so<D5 10; skfps, q So 10.
sheep-Recefpts. 400 head: ahipmeuts,
none |: market lower; natives, q GO(1l IS West.
eru. sS s00S IS; Texans, q S0a se; lambs, q 81
0AW
EAsR LrBlRrT.--Cattle - Receipts. ~ head
Shipments s47; market slow; prime, q T5S1t Ss
fair to good. ~ &<34 30 {; common. u o<Sa Is
cattle shipped to New York, to-day, nonej
Hogs-keceipts. aD head shipments M
head market slow; Philadelphias. . 3<3S IS
Workers, o lsSt5 IS common to light. d UOS55 10
pigs q o0a IS; hogs shipped to New York
l car.
sheep -Receipts. 500 head shipments. .son
"a cosnnn , M; ~ nrt,s "a iss ismh 81, IN